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| DATE | 2003-07-12 |
| FROM | From: "Steve Milo"
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] Video editing software for Linux
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Date: Sat, 12 Jul 2003 21:18:25 -0600
Subject: Re: [hangout] Video editing software for Linux
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Before I make that decision I want to make sure I understand what I'm
working with.
I believe the situation is thus:
We have raw footage, approximately 14 hours all together.
We dont currently have a firewire capable server or a dvd burner.
The footage has to be edited and credits added.
I do not have in my possession a machine with which I can configure and
experiment with.
I feel optimistic about the Linux video editing software I found on the
net but I dont have a machine with which I can
experiment with.
What I think needs to be done first is:
Transfer the footage to a VHS format for the sake of organizing the
videos and getting them production ready.
I suspect that obtaining a firewire card and dvd burner and getting
those items to work under free software is easier said than done at
this point in time.
However, Robert had mentioned that he may be able to get us/me access
to video editing equipment. But I think that will not fit our free
software criteria.
To answer your question in a roundabout way, I do not know which camera
is better for me. What is important is to get the footage that we have
produced and out the door.
So whatever format(if the format between the two cameras are different)
the footage is on is what will be good for me.
Bottom line I think the most efficient way to make the video's
production worthy is to simply transfer the footage to VHS format.
Once we have the video organized and ready to go out the door we/I can
explore newer technology.
Thoughts and input please.
Steve
On Friday, Jul 11, 2003, at 23:19 America/Denver, Mike Richardson -
NYLXS VICE PRESIDENT wrote:
> ul 11, 2003 23:19:02 America/Denver
> To: Steve Milo
> Cc: hangout-at-nylxs.com
> Subject: Re: [hangout] Video edi
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Before I make that decision I want to make sure I understand what I'm
working with.
I believe the situation is thus:
We have raw footage, approximately 14 hours all together.
We dont currently have a firewire capable server or a dvd burner.
The footage has to be edited and credits added.
I do not have in my possession a machine with which I can configure
and experiment with.
I feel optimistic about the Linux video editing software I found on
the net but I dont have a machine with which I can
experiment with.
What I think needs to be done first is:
Transfer the footage to a VHS format for the sake of organizing the
videos and getting them production ready.
I suspect that obtaining a firewire card and dvd burner and getting
those items to work under free software is easier said than done at
this point in time.
However, Robert had mentioned that he may be able to get us/me access
to video editing equipment. But I think that will not fit our free
software criteria.
To answer your question in a roundabout way, I do not know which
camera is better for me. What is important is to get the footage that
we have produced and out the door.
So whatever format(if the format between the two cameras are
different) the footage is on is what will be good for me.
Bottom line I think the most efficient way to make the video's
production worthy is to simply transfer the footage to VHS format.
Once we have the video organized and ready to go out the door we/I can
explore newer technology.
Thoughts and input please.
Steve
On Friday, Jul 11, 2003, at 23:19 America/Denver, Mike Richardson -
NYLXS VICE PRESIDENT wrote:
ul 11, 2003 23:19:02 America/Denver
To: Steve Milo <
Cc: hangout-at-nylxs.com
Subject: Re: [hangout] Video edi
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